They are both similarly charged with obtaining a money transfer, by deception, namely £424,950 from the Halifax, on or about February 10, 2005 in relation to a house in Holwood, Keston, Kent.

Gledhill and Wayne Stubbs are also charged with acquiring or possessing criminal property between June 1, 2006 and May 31, 2008, namely rental income from the Keston property.

Wayne and Wendy Stubbs are both charged with obtaining a money transfer, by deception, namely £1,200,399 from Intelligent Finance, £300,000 from the Cheltenham and Gloucester and attempting to obtain £237,500 from Independent Finance.

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Intriguing as to why these people have been taken to court when there are thousands more who took out "liar loans" who are ignored. I suppose it's something to do with tax fraud being involved.

‘They then bought properties on the back of those lies and received a steady income by renting out these properties to paying tenants, income which was never declared and which amounts to the proceeds of criminal conduct.’